Libobasquet (Bolivia) 2025/26

The Liga Boliviana de Básquetbol, known as Libobasquet, operates at Level 1 of the Bolivian basketball pyramid. It is the top-tier professional league in the country, governed by the Federación Boliviana de Básquetbol (FBB). The competition was officially created on August 24, 2013, following the establishment of the Liga Nacional del Básquetbol Boliviano (LNB) in Oruro in 2020 to provide administrative autonomy. The regular season uses a round-robin format, with the top eight teams advancing to the playoffs. Recent editions have featured a "Final Four" stage to decide the champion, moving away from traditional multi-leg series. Meta La Salle holds the record for most titles with three, including the inaugural 2014 titles. Current champions Universitario SFX defeated Pichincha in the 2025 final, while Nacional Potosí claimed the 2024 title. The league typically features ten clubs, though this contest includes Atletico Nacional, Calero Potosi, Can Oruro, Carl A-Z Oruro, Kinwa, and Leones de Potosi. High-altitude venues, such as those in Potosí at 4,000 metres, are a notable feature. Promotion and relegation links exist with the second division, the Liga Superior del Básquetbol Boliviano (LSBB), often involving playoff matches between the bottom Libobasquet teams and top LSBB sides. The FBB itself was founded in 1936 by regional associations from La Paz, Tarija, Potosí, Cochabamba, and Oruro.